I'm shuddering

InFerNo , 6 months ago

No because the shower head uses less water so I switch to it immediately.

Anon819450514 , 6 months ago

But it takes 2 more minutes to heat up. You end up wasting more water waiting for it to become hot enough

kinther , 6 months ago

Sounds like you have a bad water heater or pressure problem

LifeInMultipleChoice , 6 months ago

Yeah, why would it take 2 minutes for the pipes to clear between the hot water heater and the shower. Does he live in a 250x1 yard/meter house? Hot water heater on one side and shower on the other?

InFerNo , 6 months ago

I would argue it heats faster because it runs slower through the coils

NaoPb , 6 months ago

Yea. But for god’s sake take off the socks before going in man.

shalafi , 6 months ago

Wife says the same. Apparently socks are an automatic desiccation switch for her.

Blackout , 6 months ago

Yeah but I don't remove my shoes first, that's just weird.

Witchfire , 6 months ago

Yea but switching from bathtub mode to shower mode changes the temperature by 30 degrees in a random direction

ickplant OP , 6 months ago

Clearly we’ve stayed at the same cheap hotels.

c0mbatbag3l , 6 months ago

All of them are like that in my experience

yemmly , 6 months ago

My hope for you is that someday you find that one, special hotel that changes everything.

c0mbatbag3l , 6 months ago

Oh I mean it happens at home too lol it’s never been super consistent between faucet and shower head. And I’ve lived a lot of places.

slaacaa , 6 months ago

Surprise mechanics

PoolloverNathan , 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago)

Fahrenheit or celsius?

Witchfire , 6 months ago

First one, then the other

WhereGrapesMayRule , 6 months ago

The best thing about wet socks is that I’ll die some day and never remember the feeling of wearing wet socks again.

ickplant OP , 6 months ago

Just reading “wet socks” makes me cringe.

clearedtoland , 6 months ago

Only thing worse is wet sleeve tip.

uphillbothways , 6 months ago

Walking two steps outside in socks and accidentally stepping on a slug... It was like 37 years ago... I'm still traumatized.

Merwyn , 6 months ago

You want a slug-related traumatizing story ? I had a cat with very long hairs, there was a cat door to the garden outside but usually he slept inside. One morning i wake up and feel the cat close to me in the bed, something very common. I start to pet him on the dark being half awake only. After some time i feel something wet in his belly fur, but as I’m half sleepy I don’t react and keep petting him. Only after what was probably a long time, I realized that something is wrong, turn on the light and see a slug curled/trapped inside his fur, I was touching it with my hand for several minutes!

fastandcurious , 6 months ago

Yikes

ickplant OP , 6 months ago

I gagged. TIHI.

HeyThisIsntTheYMCA , 6 months ago

When you accidentally dip your shirt tail in the toilet during one of those dumps you swear you were giving birth to a watermelon

metaStatic , 6 months ago

Stepping on wet carpet in thick socks.

Inb4: deleted for hate crime. Sorry not sorry.

shalafi , 6 months ago

You may consider foregoing children. Much like Thanos, wet socks are inevitable.

key , 6 months ago

But if you die due to a puddle induced mishap then you will go to wetsockhalla where every day is spent in the battle against wet socks.

MajesticSloth , 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago)

I have MS, and one of my minor symptoms is I sometimes get a feeling on the bottom of my foot being wet (temp change basically), giving me a wet sock feel. Fuck that symptom.

volvoxvsmarla , 6 months ago

Jesus this sounds horrible. May some future changes in medication help you with that symptom.

Track_Shovel , 6 months ago

I’m right there with you. I spent 10 years working in the boreal and in peatlands. I have an indescribable hatred for wet feet. Nothing like getting a booter, and having to deal with that all day.

Sometimes you forget your spare socks, or a plastic bag which is more important